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Jesse Gehrke
Jesse Gehrke
Using vegetative scars on Cecropia trees to evaluate the use of a chronosequence approach to aging trees and surrounding secondary forests.
Fellowship Year:
2019
Degree:
MF
Research Country:
Ecuador
Research Continent:
South America
Fields of Interest:
Chronosequences and forest ages, dioecy, secondary forests
Abstract:
Using vegetative scars on Cecropia trees to evaluate the use of a chronosequence approach to aging trees and surrounding secondary
forests
jesse.gehrke@yale.edu